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The Port of Zeebrugge Demonstrates Its Strength Once Again on the European Maritime Logistics Stage In recent months, the Zeebrugge terminal has welcomed two gigantic container ships, setting new draft records and confirming the port's role as one of the most...
Cargo throughput at the Port of Hamburg remained stable and solid after the third quarter of 2025. While container traffic to and from the United States continued to decline, the Asian and European trade regions maintained positive momentum. Seaborne cargo throughput...
Polish State Railways (PLK S.A.) and the Port of Gdańsk Authority S.A. have signed an agreement on expanding the access infrastructure to the deep-water cargo terminals of the Port of Gdańsk located on Stogi Island. The planned investment is strategic for the...
The European Commission announced the signing of agreements for the financing of transport infrastructure in Poland, Slovakia, Romania, Ukraine, and Moldova. In July 2025, it was announced that grants worth €2.8 billion from the Connecting Europe Facility (CEF) would...
November 7, 2025: CMA CGM Benjamin Franklin crosses the Suez Canal — a symbolic return of the giants On November 7, 2025, the container ship CMA CGM Benjamin Franklin passed through the Suez Canal, setting a symbolic record as the largest vessel to transit the route...
With each passing quarter, the Port of Gdańsk is increasingly strengthening its presence on the international logistics stage. A consistent development strategy, diversification of operations, and investments in infrastructure are delivering tangible results. Stable...
In a world where energy, logistics, and resource security have become the cornerstones of the global economy, every new technology draws attention. This is precisely the case with the concept of a floating terminal, which has recently received the prestigious Approval...
The French shipping giant is strengthening its national registry with a new fleet of ultra-large container vessels. The decision carries major implications not only for maritime transport, but also for the entire logistics chain — including the rail hinterland. CMA...
At a time when global maritime and rail transport are struggling with growing geopolitical instability, the United States and the People’s Republic of China have announced a groundbreaking agreement to suspend port fees for vessels linked to the other party for one...
The 40% Shortcut That Isn’t: Why the Northern Sea Route Remains a Strategic, Not Global, Trade Corridor Even though the route from Asia to Europe can be shortened by as much as 40%, the Northern Sea Route has not become a global trade highway. Instead, this Arctic...
In recent years, the global intermodal transport market has been undergoing a dynamic transformation, driven mainly by the automation of logistics processes. Growing transport volumes, pressure for efficiency and a shortage of skilled labour in ports are prompting...
In the fiscal year 2024–2025, Indian Railways transported a record 1.617 billion tonnes of freight, making it, according to official data from the Ministry of Railways, the second-largest rail freight carrier in the world, just behind China. This achievement means...